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Cox's Ridge?

Posted: Wed Sep 28, 2005 10:00 am
by austique
Okay I've got a mare by a full brother to Cox's Ridge that my dad wants to breed next year. I'm sort of at a loss so far with her. In general, what lines worked well with Cox's Ridge? I've seen that a lot of his best daughters saw a lot of Mr. P and ND line stallions with mixed results. Is that a good direction to look in? Her sire's best daughter saw Rahy, Stormin Fever and another stallion who's name I forget. Dam was a blacktype producer with a son of Raise A Native, so Mr. P seems the way to go.

Mating advice

Posted: Wed Sep 28, 2005 12:26 pm
by hpkingjr
Austique:
If memory serves me, look at Out of Place, a son of Cox's Ridge. He's had a tremendous affinity for Kris S daughters, lots of black type produced from Kris S as a broodmare sire. You might flip the pedigree and and look for a son of Kris S (Kissin Kris?).

Re: Mating advice

Posted: Wed Sep 28, 2005 12:53 pm
by Sam
hpkingjr wrote:Austique:
If memory serves me, look at Out of Place, a son of Cox's Ridge. He's had a tremendous affinity for Kris S daughters, lots of black type produced from Kris S as a broodmare sire. You might flip the pedigree and and look for a son of Kris S (Kissin Kris?).

perk

Who's the mare?

Posted: Wed Sep 28, 2005 4:16 pm
by austique
I abstain from mentioning the mare's name due to the fact that I'm still in the early fact finding, goal setting stage. I like Kissin Kris, but the resultant foal would have 4 crosses of Turn-to and while I'm not as convinced as Ballymoss that Turn-to inbreeding is the root of all evil, 4 crosses is probably not so much of a good idea. Plus I'm more of a Prized girl myself. Must be why Sam and I don't see eye to eye all the time :wink: :lol:

Posted: Wed Sep 28, 2005 4:30 pm
by Sam
austique wrote:I abstain from mentioning the mare's name due to the fact that I'm still in the early fact finding, goal setting stage. I like Kissin Kris, but the resultant foal would have 4 crosses of Turn-to and while I'm not as convinced as Ballymoss that Turn-to inbreeding is the root of all evil, 4 crosses is probably not so much of a good idea. Plus I'm more of a Prized girl myself. Must be why Sam and I don't see eye to eye all the time :wink: :lol:

Kissin Kris LIKES more T-T ... though I've not seen many (any? .. would have to check my files when I get home) through Cox's Ridge.

The 4x of T-T wouldn't bother me depending on where it is (and I'm sure it wouldn't be close enough to make a huge deal about)

Actually I like Prized, I just think Kissin Kris is better which is why he's gone to KY and why I'm willing to bet Prized goes to FL before the end of next year .. it's Arch that I don't particularly care for.

Posted: Wed Sep 28, 2005 5:23 pm
by austique
It ends up being 5s X 5s X 4d X 6d On her side it comes from her sire line(obviously) and Ack Ack who is the sire of her second dam.

Okay I have to watch Lost now cause I'm a total geek. :oops:

Posted: Wed Sep 28, 2005 6:15 pm
by madelyn
Cox's Ridge also combined with Phone Trick to produce Zavata. The mare also had Mr. P a ways back..

Posted: Thu Sep 29, 2005 8:30 am
by ZiaLand
austique wrote:Okay I have to watch Lost now cause I'm a total geek. :oops:


Glad I'm not the only one, Austique! LOL When LOST is on, everything else in my life comes to a standstill. 8)

So....okay.....who IS Desmond? :?: :lol:

Laurie

Posted: Thu Sep 29, 2005 9:02 am
by austique
Yay! A kindred spirit! My whole family is like obsessed with the show and it's filmed on Oahu where my mom lives and she has an in with the medic for the show.

I don't know about Desmond (maybe he'll tie everyone together), but there was symbol on the sharks tale that matched the one on his uniform. I'm a dork! :lol: :lol:

Posted: Sun Oct 02, 2005 5:10 am
by henthorn
Morning, Austique. I have a 2003 Blood Horse Nicks book, only slightly out of date. Cox's Ridge had a high percentage as a broodmare sire, with 6% SW. Of his 153 grandget from Mr. Prospector sons 9% were SW.

The earners of $200K+ include Stephen Got Even (by A.P.Indy), Ensign Ray (Blue Ensign), Mongoose (Broad Brush), Wagon Limit (Conquistador Cielo), Hook and Ladder (Dixieland Band), Stormy Ambition (Eastern Echo), Esker Island (End Sweep), Nuclear Debate (Geiger Counter), West By West (Gone West), Home on the Ridge (Homebuilder), Bosque Redondo (Mane Minister), Orientate (Mt. LIvermore), Zavata (Phone Trick), Aztec Hill (Proud Truth), Yaros (Rare Brick), Cool N Collective (Ruhlmann), Make Your Mark (Sheikh Albadou), As You Like (Trempolino), Valid Bonnet (Valid Appeal), Jacksonport (Vigors), and La Rosa (Wild Again). Likely there are others as well, who just weren't the top earner listed.

The most talented ($500K+) seem to be from A.P. Indy, Broad Brush, Conqu. Cielo, Geiger Counter, Gone West, Mt. LIvermore, Proud Truth, and Vigors. Broad Brush had 5 SW/15 tries, Eastern Echo 2/4, Geiger Counter 2/4, Rare Brick 2/4, Seeking the Gold 2/4. All others listed had none or one each.

Posted: Sun Oct 02, 2005 8:43 am
by Scott
I never saw the announcement, but per Bloodhorse online sirelist, Rare Brick is now standing in Ok for a mere $1,000 down from $3,000 in Tx. I saw him here and always liked his double of Myrtelwood. He is getting up in years. He is a solid breed to race stallion in my book. I thought he had a fiery personality when I saw him - and he gets a lot of winners / foals if not spectacular race horses.

Posted: Sun Oct 02, 2005 8:54 am
by austique
Thanks bunches Henthorn :D We were actually looking at Evansville Slew for her as it seemed there was an effort to inbreed to Bold Ruler for her female family in the past and he brings in some Mr. P as well. Only thing we're worried about is combining two 16.3 hand horses. You've definitely given me some other directions to look in.

The Eastern Echo thing is interesting as that was another pattern I noticed in the breeding of her female family there was a lot of mares going to the Damascus line.

Scott, I saw that Rare Brick is headed into Oklahoma. I really like him, but his fertility has never been super and he's getting up there in age. While usually I would give him a shot this mare can be slow to get in foal, so he's kind of out for her. Good suggestion though.

Posted: Tue Oct 04, 2005 9:00 am
by aurora
RE Rare Brick. Do you know what farm he is standing at?

Posted: Tue Oct 04, 2005 9:41 am
by austique
He's going to be Oklahoma Equine Lameness Center in Washington, OK.

Worldly Manner has also moved to Oklahoma and will be at C&S Stables for $1000

Posted: Tue Oct 04, 2005 4:45 pm
by choltz
[quote="austique"]The Eastern Echo thing is interesting as that was another pattern I noticed in the breeding of her female family there was a lot of mares going to the Damascus line.quote]

Perhaps not the direction you were looking, yet Ghazi has done well with mare carrying Turn-To...and his broodmare sire is Damascus. Pesonal bias and unscientific analysis admitted.